I must be doing something fundamentally wrong but this simple query does not work in JIRA JQL:
issuetype = Epic
In search it works withount any problem, showing me all my epics and if I change to
issuetype != Epic
again it works showing me all non-epic issues.
What am I doing wrong?
As you mentioned in description,
in first JQL .... issuetype = Epic : It's showing all the epic.
in second JQL.... issuetype != Epic : It's showing another issue types excluding Epic..correct.
So both are correct one...nothing wrong in this...
No. What I am trying to say if I search issues (Not JQL, but Issues->Search Issues) and use the same query I can see all my Epics.
The problem is I cannot create Quick filter because it uses JQL, which does not work for the same query.
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Its working for me..and saved as filter.
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Yes, filter works as I mentioned at the very beginning. There is a difference between filters and quick filters
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Ahh..sorry my mistakes.
Yes ...Quick filters and filters are different...in quick filter you will file all the epics n versions in left hand side panel.
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